Are you unsafe right now
Support Resources
There are a number of support resources you can access on this site, developed by Safe and Equal and in some cases in partnership with organisations across the family violence sector.
These resources aim to provide you with relevant and up to date information on family violence, and what you can do to get the support you need.
Are You Safe
at Home? eLearn
Enrol in our self-paced eLearn
on how to have safe and respectful
conversations about family violence.
Community languages
Access information, advice, and support for people experiencing family violence, and their friends and family. Click on each language to view or download the resources in your preferred language.
Easy English
Information from this website is also available in an Easy English downloadable booklet called ‘How to feel safe at home if there is family violence’.
Are You Safe at Home?
Wallet cards
Order wallet cards for your workplace. These wallet cards feature information about how to recognise family violence and how to get help.
Do you need support now?
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call triple zero (000).
If you are experiencing family violence, there are services that can provide support and advice. They will listen to you and help you to explore your options and think about what you want to do next.
Videos
In partnership with Family Violence Victoria (FSV) we have developed a series of four animated videos, designed to raise awareness of family violence and give viewers the skills and confidence to respond.
Each video focuses on a different topic, including what it is like to experience family violence, recognising the signs of family violence, and how to ask a loved one if they are safe at home.
Each video has been translated into 15 languages with closed captioning.
“Living in fear” (English)
Learn more about what family violence is, and how you can access support if you are experiencing abuse.
“How do I ask my friend or family member if they are safe at home?” (English)
Learn more about how to ask a loved one if they are safe at home.
“Recognising the signs of family violence” (English)
Learn more about the signs of family violence, and how to start the conversation with a loved one.
“Helping a loved one who isn’t safe at home” (English)
Learn about safe ways to respond if someone you care about is experiencing abuse.
This project has been funded by The State Government of Victoria, Edward Wilson Estate, Erdi Foundation, The Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation, the William Buckland Foundation and Trusts managed as part of the Sector Capacity Building Fund at Equity Trustees.
